Thanks, just couldn't get to the next episodes🤣. We went in June / July.

Absolutely can't wait to get back in March 2024

Thank you

Thanks for your message, This was during March / April

Thanks for your kind message. Our channel also slowed down with a little boy now 6 months old. Heading back to polentswa in March 2024. How old are your kids and what campsites will you visit?

@@goslowtravel2747 We have 3 kids, but only 2 travel with us now, 9 and 14. They love it, but it can be difficult. We can't imagine a life away from the bush! Our kids have grown up with respect for the bush, also greater resilience and less fear, having conquered them over the years! Wild camping is our next step 🦉

I am glad that you enjoyed the video. We will also be back in March April 2024. Please send your dates, many we can have a beer around the campfire 🔥😁

Thanks for your kind comment Thabo🙏

Hi Blushing Violet. I would definitely recommend to stay in the park. The self catering accommodation is very affordable. This will allow you to self-drive on your own. www.sanparks.org

You can send me your dates on a personal message so that I can see what camps have accommodation available 🔥🦏

@@goslowtravel2747 how very kind! Thank you. I have studied quite a few videos like yours to get a better idea what the various camps look like and have already begun booking on the SanParks website. Thank you again for your offer.

It's a very special place and I am sure everyone will experience amazing sightings🔥💯

Thanks for your positive response. I am glad you enjoyed this episode. We will definitely be looking to go to Khutse in the near future⛺⛺🔥🔥

@@goslowtravel2747 👍

Thanks for the feedback on the stork. It seems like it is a Marabou Stork. Thanks for helping us learn along the adventure 👍

I am glad you enjoyed this episode ⛺🔥

I'd appreciate it if you come to my channel, too

Awesome, I guess you have a few magical experiences in the 40 years?

@@goslowtravel2747 Kgalagadi is special! Savour every moment.

Thanks for your feedback. I feel everyone that's able to visit the park is so privileged. The park surprises each and every visitor. An old man once told me, we are all lucky and this is so true. Everyone will have a uniquely story after each trip.

Have you been to the park?

@@goslowtravel2747 Ja paar keer:). Groete Oom Johan Benade

Thanks for the support Shaun 😁😁⛺🔥

Thanks Walke Bay. We were super lucky during the trip. Have you camped at Polentswa before? Shower setup Frame that fits onto the front runner roofrack - www.frontrunneroutfitters.com/en/za/rack-mount-shower-cubicle.html?currency=ZAR Shower pump - 4x4direct.co.za/camping-and-hiking/9771-shower-set-12v-dc.html Hope this helps

Thanks for your feedback, do you get Marabou Storks in the Kgalagadi area?

@@goslowtravel2747 according to their range no, however we did see one in December 2021, however we even saw an Egyptian goose there. 😀

@@shisaeco-briquettes3389 don't we just love the bush, it's so unpredictable and special. You never know what you're going to get around the next corner😁

Thanks for your great feedback. That was a great sighting and just shows how quickly things can change in the wild.

Thanks Wildlife 👍 it's a pleasure to share our adventures with the world.

Thank you Paul, I am glad you enjoyed it. Our next episode will be out on Sunday. Lots of lion Sightings

I am hoping that you find them👍. We really feel that the dogs was a once in a lifetime sighting 🙂

Thanks for your comment, yes but the grass was very long so couldn't really capture any footage, but it was an amazing day and sighting 🙂

Thanks for your feedback, will definitely try to add more original sound. We are only amateurs with basic camera setup so wind noise is quite irritating. Looking at options to improve that on our next trip. Thanks for your feedback

Thanks Moving Pictures Africa. The Leopard sighting was very special indeed. Wow that's amazing to be in the park for 3 weeks👍 I am pleased that you managed to get a kill on your last day🔥🔥. I think heatstroke is all worth it to experience a cheetah kill🙂

Baie dankie Experience Wild Africa🔥⛺. Dit is verseker n Baie spesiale plek en ons kan nie wag Om terug te Gaan nie. Was jul al tydens die winter daar?

@@goslowtravel2747 April was ons maand van besoek gewees. Ek kan glo dat dit redelik koel / koud kan raak in die winter. Was ook in die CKGR gedurende die Winter. Was nie so erg gewees nie. As die wind waai en as dit bewolk is dan is dit koel. Maar as die son skyn, baie aangenaam gewees. Julle is goed uitegrig. Durf Khutse aan. Baie spesiale plek! :-)

Dankie Vir al die inligting. Ons Wil beslis Nog Khutse Gaan doen dit lyk so lekker daar. Was jul al daar gewees? Ek Wil Mabua in die winter doen wanneer dit lekker droog is en daar min water in die veld is. Diere sal Dan na die beperkte Watergate moet Gaan.

@@goslowtravel2747 Was al geseënd om 'n paar keer Khutse te besoek. Sien die volgende video van ons Khutse en CKGR besoek. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p8CBZZakqLPXpYU.html Ek wil nog 'n paar keer teruggaan na CKGR

Baie dankie Gaan dit nou kyk🔥⛺

Thanks for the awesome review⛺🔥We love to share our adventures with all. Everyone has a story to tell📸📸

Middag Shaun. Baie dankie Vir die mooi komentaar⛺🔥. Die sonsondergang by Rooiputs is iets spesiaal, ek verneem dit is ook hoekom die plek Rooiputs genoem is. Dankie dat jy na die episode gekyk het.

Absolutely bok-koors yes. What makes it a bit more difficult is when you use a DSLR with a telephoto lens, rather difficult to track the animal when you are zoomed in.

Thanks for the kind words, we were treated to incredible sightings and that makes it so much easier to to sit and edit the footage. What sighting did you enjoy most?

@@goslowtravel2747 I must say the videos of the cheetahs was top notch but I really enjoy the moment with the young leopard🤠

@@wildlifewonder6104 It was also really special to see the 2 lions walking straight towards us. Have you ever missed a photo opportunity?

Dankie Shaun. Beslis Baie spesiaal Om in die Rooftop te le en Dan na die omgewing te loer. Dit was n Groot bederf Om die wildehonde daar te kry🔥. Was jul al Mabua se kant toe?

Op my bucket lys binne kort dankie vir deel mooi loop@@goslowtravel2747

Baie dankie Shaun. Dit was verseker n bederf Om steak en chips in die middel van nerens te geniet⛺

Hi Wildlife Wonder.... Yes the Wild dogs was a once in a lifetime sighting. The road was easy going with a few low dunes on the Nossob side. The rain also helped but the road shouldn't be a problem.

Please see the following info that I got from 4x4 Community on Info of the Wild dogs in 2014.

Ever since I visited the Kalahari Gembokspark (now Kgalagadi) in the days of the Le Riche dynasty I have been intrigued by the mystical wild dogs which appear and then fade away for months even years over the red dunes. When I opened the mail to receive the new and updated version of Gus and Margie Mills' Arid Kalahari - A natural history Guide - I dived straight away into the section on wild dogs.

Gus and Margie have worked in the area for some 20 years and with impeccable credentials (Gus was founder of South African Wild Dog Advisory Group and served on a host of other environmental groups) if anyone knew the answer to the phantom wild dogs they should. Wild dogs are the rarest large carnivore in the arid Kalahari and the first to disappear in areas of low rainfall - where it dips to below 350mm. A marginal species, they were last recorded back in 1974 when eight settled in the Auob river bed near Twee Rivieren. In Feb 1975 they left the park heading for the farms to the south and within 24 hours two were shot and six returned to the park.

"Fearing that they might again leave the park with similar disastrous consequences we decided to try and catch them so they could be released near Nossob camp in the centre of the park. This operation was not successful. We lost one wild dog during the capture operation and when we released the remaining five the pack split up. Three were not seen again - two males remained in the area for only a few months before they too disappeared."

I really enjoy the area North of Nossob.

Thanks for the kind words Wildlife Wonder. It all depends on what you want to experience. If you want solitude I would definitely go for Mabua, Mosemane and Matopi.

Yes its an excellent area for game viewing especially lions. The Nossob Traffic makes it a bit difficult so I would rater stay in Polentswa, from there you can still go South without many vehicles for the first part till you meet the Nossob crowd.

@@goslowtravel2747 I agree have you been to KAA area?

@@wildlifewonder6104 No unfortunately not and its an area that i would like to visit.

Thanks for the kind words Karen👍. I am glad that you enjoyed the episodes. We love to share our stories as everyone have their own story to tell⛺🔥

Absolutely agree with you.

Have you been to Kruger?

Thanks Lionel. I am glad that you enjoyed the episode🔥⛺. It's great to share our experience as we all have a story to tell👍. I will send you my personal mail

What is your favorite area in Kgalagadi?

Absolutely agree. This was our first visit and can't wait to be back⛺🔥

What is your favorite area in Kgalagadi?

Thanks for the kind words Karen.

Thanks for the kind words. Wow that will be a great experience. Please send me your experience of Mabua when you get back. What campsites are you staying at?

@@goslowtravel2747 3 x nights at Khiding 1 and 3 x nights at Lesholoago 2. This is the start of 56 nights in Botswana.

@@johnmarais7772 wow what an amazing adventure. Enjoy every moment and keep us posted on your progress. Enjoy the planning and packing its all part of the fun😀😀😀

What is your favorite area in Kgalagadi?

@@goslowtravel2747 We have never been to the Mabua side before, of those camps we have visited Polentswa would probably be our favourite

Thank you appreciate your kind words.

What is your favorite area in Kgalagadi?

Thank you. Yes that was our first time and a very rare sighting 💯

What is your favorite area in Kgalagadi?

Ek hoor jou🔥🔥ons was 16 aande weg en wou eers die hoender braai, was bang ons vrieskas sukkel om als gevries te hou dan sou die hoender gevaarlik geraak het aan die einde van die trip. Method behind the madness 😀😀😂😂... Ons was einde Maart tot begin April 2022 daar gewees.

Hi Melissa, sorry for the very late reply. Yes we have enjoyed the northern areas of Kruger and feel every camp has a special identity and special features.

Thanks Melissa appreciate your support 🥰

Bush braais are always the best😊